The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-29
PERSONAL.

JOSEPH Il. BANKS, OF Nashville, is in
the city.
W. G. CANNON, OF Lucy, Tenn, ar
rived last night.
W. V. LoMAx and wife, Of this city,
are at Knoxville.
PRYroN J. SMITH, OF Covington,
Tenn, arrived last night.
W. P. FOWLER, OF, New Orleans, is
among the visitors to the city.
CAPT. J. T. LAwLKss has returned
after an absence OF several days.
F. G. GODDARD and wife, OF St.
Louie, are among the latest arrivals.
J.H. MANGUM, a leading CONNER
cisl man Of Collierville, is in the city.
e J. DARLINGTON and wife have re-
turned after en- absence Of several
days.
MISS MAMIE SEAY, Of Sardis, Miss.,
is visiting relatives at ITO Alabama
street.
MISS MARIE HITzFsLD DIES not con-
to mplate leaving iorNew York before
July or August.
The funeral OF Mr.. Joseph App, who
died yesterday morning, occurs at 10
O'Clock a m, today.
MISS SUSIE GREENWOOD, the Justly
fsvorite Memphis vocalist, left last
night for New York.
MRS. DUMBRLL, of Chattanooga, Ia in
the city, attending her daughter, who
has been sick for some time.
Hon. d. P. MADDEN and Messrs.
Napoleon Hill and r. Dudley Frsyser
have returned from Nashville.
CAPT. O. W. KEA LILO PER, the popu.
lar Representative OF Oliver, Finnie &
Co., left yesterday on his regular
monthly tour through Arkansas and
Missouri.
s. ID. WEAKLRY, a prominent young
lawyer, formerly OF this city but now
boomir & with the Aou rishing city OF
Birmingham, Is in the city, 10 liking
after some unfinished law business.
STERLING Marshall, editor and pro-
prietDr Of the Henderson (Ky.) Jour.
nal, ia in the city and expresses him
self ss very much impressed with the
spirit and life of Memphis, it's business
and it's prospects.
MARY, the wife CT Mendel Isaac, and
sister OF j. l.. Frost and Sol Goldbium,
died Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at
her residence, No III Third street
ard the funeral occurred at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
FELIX FRANsIoLI, a familiar figure
on Front stree, and well known
throughout the city, died at l o'clock
yesterday morning at his home, No.
292 Front street. The funeral occurs
al 10 o'clock this morning.
ATTENTION is called 10 the card OF
Ca hoon & Buchanan, real estate
sgeDts and financial brokers, rooms 6
and Z, No. 297 Second street. These
gentle men can bs depended on TO give
prompt attention to all business in
trusted to them.
THE Rev. George II. sheldrake has
arrived in the city TO assist In the re
vlval services now in progress at the
Court Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. The last issue of the st.
Louis Presbyterian contained the fol-
lowing account of meeting just
closed in Missouri by the Rev. j, +
La'ham: In February began a
meeting in Kohokia, expecting to be
joined by Brother Roseborough, OF
Palmyra, but he was able 10 remain
only three days, being called home by
his wife's sickness. About a week
later an evangelist OF the Cumberland
Church, Brother Shelldrs Ike, of Ken
lucky, came, aud we made the meet.
ing o q union service. Mr.. Shelldrake
is remarkable preacher, earnest,
clear, eminently scriptural, dwelling
on the essential doctrine of salvation
through faith In Omit, and 4 mos,
exclusively on this theme The meet
ings were bed in the Prssby telian
Church, and continued four weeks
after Brother Shelldrake came upon
the field. The result WIS los comics.
sions Of Christ. Up to present writing
about 100 have uaited with the vari-
pus churches